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The Fallacy of Cloud Security
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The Fallacy of Cloud Security
14/8/20191:00pm EDT45 minutes
In this session, you will learn:• How self-learning cyber AI counters insider attacks that bypass legacy tools
• How to gain visibility across virtual environments, third-party clouds, hybrid deployments, and cloud-only infrastructures that present unique blind spots for most security solutions
• How autonomous response can mitigate cloud attacks that strike at machine speed
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45 MinsIn an age of borderless networks, security for the cloud and security for the corporate network can no longer be separated. And as Cloud Service Providers continue to bolster their defenses, cyber-criminals are increasingly targeting the weak link in the cloud’s Shared Responsibility Model: you. In fact, Gartner estimates that at least 99% of cloud security failures will have occurred along the customer’s interface with the cloud through 2023.
In light of the vulnerabilities exposed by relaying valuable information to remote servers, businesses must now defend an attack surface that extends far beyond their on-prem devices, a task further complicated by malicious insiders who are familiar with the systems they manipulate. Indeed, cases of insider data exfiltration that victimize supposedly airtight networks — including the 2018 Tesla insider sabotage incident — demonstrate the necessity for a fundamentally novel approach to security, one that doesn’t simply protect perimeters that become less defined by the day. That new approach to security is cyber AI.
Pioneering cyber AI security systems offer real-time visibility and early threat detection in all parts of cloud and hybrid networks, regardless of their configurations and physical locations. By continuously learning normal and abnormal behaviour ‘on the job,’ cyber AI tools can detect threats as they arise, while AI-powered autonomous response can neutralize these threats in seconds. Cyber-attacks have unfortunately become a fact of life for all modern businesses, but with self-learning cyber AI, data stored in the cloud can weather the storm.
In this session, you will learn:
- How self-learning cyber AI counters insider attacks that bypass legacy tools
- How to gain visibility across virtual environments, third-party clouds, hybrid deployments, and cloud-only infrastructures that present unique blind spots for most security solutions
- How autonomous response can mitigate cloud attacks that strike at machine speed
WEBINAR SPEAKERS
David Masson
Director of Enterprise Cyber Security, Darktrace. 
David Masson is Darktrace’s Director of Enterprise Security, and has over two decades of experience working in fast moving security and intelligence environments in the UK, Canada and worldwide. With skills developed in the civilian, military and diplomatic worlds, he has been influential in the efficient and effective resolution of various unique national security issues.
Dave is an operational solutions expert and has a solid reputation across the UK and Canada for delivery tailored to customer needs. At Darktrace, David advises strategic customers across North America and is also a regular contributor to major media outlets in Canada where he is based, included CBC and The Globe and Mail. He holds a master’s degree from Edinburgh University.
David Masson is Darktrace’s Director of Enterprise Security, and has over two decades of experience working in fast moving security and intelligence environments in the UK, Canada and worldwide. With skills developed in the civilian, military and diplomatic worlds, he has been influential in the efficient and effective resolution of various unique national security issues.
Bala KP
Asst. VP, IT Infrastructure & Cyber Threat Management, Marlabs.
Bala heads the IT Infrastructure and Cyber Threat Management practice at Marlabs. A seasoned cybersecurity and IT infrastructure management executive, he has over 20 years of experience in information security, risk management, and IT infrastructure management. At Marlabs, Bala and his team help our clients to strengthen their overall security posture and prevent security breaches on their networks. He has had considerable experience in the IT industry across a wide range of leadership, business management, and technology management roles.
Bala heads the IT Infrastructure and Cyber Threat Management practice at Marlabs. A seasoned cybersecurity and IT infrastructure management executive, he has over 20 years of experience in information security, risk management, and IT infrastructure management.
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